Using planetary cycles to determine stock market turn dates. Much of this work is based on Bradley Cowan's book, "Pentagonal Time Cycle Theory". Planetary charts are in heliocentric orientation unless otherwise noted.
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Wednesday, July 23, 2014

August Equities Turn Dates

August appears to be an important month for equities with several major planets crossing the S&P's major harmonics. Heliocentric Saturn and Ceres cross 36° (coming into conjunction near this harmonic), geocentric Jupiter and heliocentric Mars cross 72°. Heliocentric Jupiter will cross 72° in early September. The confluence of these events adds importance to this timeframe. The graph below shows Saturn crossing 36° on August 28 with Jupiter, Ceres and Mars all near major harmonics.

I have noticed some similarities between the December 2013 and July 2014 cycles.From 12/31H to the date of the decline on 1/23/14 = 14TDFrom 7/3/14H - 7/25/14 = 14TD. From the 12/31H to the 1/13L = 8TDFrom 7/3H - 1/13L = 10TD 12/31H of 1828.25 to 1/13L of 1797.25 = 31 points.7/3H of 1978.25 to 7/18L of 1942.5 = 35.75 ( am ignoring Thursday's high) The 12/31H to the 2/5/low of 1718.75 = 109.5 point.All things being equal the market could decline to 1868.75. I think the market will drop to around 1855 because: The open for the current 192 cycle was 1971.25. LA is 1860.• ((√1985.75) - 1.5^2 = 1854 (or 90*).• 1955 is at 2/8 on the Sq 144It took 24TD's from 12/31 to reach the low on 2/5/14.24TD's from 7/3/14 is 8/7. 8/12 is an ending sequence.Using the So9 and 24TD's as the starting value, 142 is at 180*. 142 is 7/25.

Details: The 5/6/10 mini Crash became known as the Flash Crash. I discovered this cycle back in 2010, when the Flash Crash occurred, which is why I named it the Flash crash cycle. This Cycle has been in the markets ever since the crash of 4/14/00 Low. I was amazed, when I first discovered this cycle to find it was a perfect 360 Trading Days (TD) Cycle, like the 360 degrees of a Circle (Cycle), it suggested that this fixed Cycle was found at major turning points.

The Flash Crash (FC) Cycle is a fixed 75 wk/525CD/360 TD (degree) Cycle that is next due Mid to Late August 2014.

7 out of 10 FC Cycles saw 7%-26% (avg 12-14%) declines and most are in 2-3 wks03/24/00H - 04/14/00L was a 14% decline in 3 weeks08/31/01H - 09/21/01L was a 20% decline in 3 weeks01/31/13H - 03/12/03L was a 16% decline in 8 weeks06/24/04H - 08/13/04L was a 7% decline in 7 weeks11/04/08H - 11/21/08L was a 26% decline in 3 weeks4/26/10H - 05/06/10L was a 12% decline in 3 weeks9/16/11H - 10/04/11L was a 12% decline in 2 weeks

7 out of 10 (70%) of the Flash Crash 360 TD/75 week Cycles saw sharp 12-14% declines, (3 did not see any decline) mostly in 2-3 weeks some time in August 2014 Lows. Some were not "flashy", like the 3/12/03L and 8/13/04L, but were still major Lows.

It is interesting that so many (7) 360 TD degree Harmonics are all due in August 2014.

The Flash Crash Cycle is a fixed cycle that can expand or contract and will have its misses (3), but if you study it carefully, when they do work, you'll see some amazing accuracies in Trading Days (TD), that are off maximum 1-4 TD variance from the 360 TD Cycle (Circle, degrees):

The best way to use this Flash Crash cycle is with other Time and Cycle techniques and they are a few other reliable timing techniques to help pinpoint the exact date for the Low, whether it crashes or not, the date for the low in August is already marked on my calendar.

Conclusion Flash Crash (FC) cycle: The next Flash Crash cycle is due Mid to late August Lows. 7 out of 10 Flash Crash 360 TD Cycles saw sharp 12-14% declines (3 of them were off or did not see any declines), mostly in 2-3 weeks some time in August 2014 Lows. Please note some were not "flashy", like the 3/12/03L and 8/13/04L, but were still major Lows. If the Flash Crash Cycle is active, we will see a swift 2-3 week, minimum 7% to average 12% decline most likely into the August major Lows.